Hints on weekly lab reports' format

• Figures and tables should be placed on the page following the page in which the table or figure is referenced.
• Use 1.5 or double spacing.
• Add figures or tables to discussion of results only if important.  If added they must be referenced and discussed in detail.
• All figures and tables discussed, must be typed (no handwriting).
• Remember to discuss uncertainties as well as include them with your data.   You might want to discuss what were the largest sources of error.
• Use numbers to discuss graph, not just relative words.  For example: percent differences, percent increases/decreases.
• Do not place equations into discussion of results.
• Each table or figure should be placed on their own page.
• Use significant digits only.
• Discussion of result should not be a sequential discussion of your calculations.